Problem 6 Let X₁, X2, X20 be a random sample of size n = 20 from an No (μ, E) population. Specify eachof the following completely.(a) The distribution of (X₁- )'E-¹(X₁-μ)(b) The distribution of X and √n(X-μ)(c) The distribution of (n-1)S(d) The distribution of n(X-μ)'E-¹(X-μ)

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Problem 6 Let X₁, X2, X20 be a random sample of size n = 20 from an No(u, Σ) population. Specify each of the following completely. (a) The distribution of (X₁-μ)'E-¹(X₁-μ) (b) The distribution of X and √n(X-μ) (c) The distribution of (n-1)S (d) The distribution of n(X-μ)'E-¹(X-μ)